Asherman's syndrome (AS) is an uncommon, acquired, gynecological disorder characterized by changes in the menstrual cycle. It is characterized by variable scarring inside the uterine cavity. Patients experience increased cramping with abdominal pain and menstrual disturbances.Hysteroscopy has revolutionized its diagnosis and management and is therefore considered the most valuable tool in diagnosis and management. The aim of this article is to explore evidence related to this condition.
Prevalence Since this condition is rare in the population, it can be often asymptomatic. As a result, a true prevalence is difficult to predict. Prevalence of ranges from about 1.5 % present as an incidental finding at hysterosalpingogram to 21.5% of women with a history of postpartum uterine curettage. Etiology The condition typically results from intrauterine trauma associated with a surgical…
